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It’s been a privilege
By Atul Bhatia, CFA Key points The dollar’s reserve status may not be as important to the U.S. economy as is often assumed. Issuers of reserve currencies face fiscal and trade headwinds that are problematic for the U.S. We think reserve holders are likely to slowly diversify into other currencies, helping reduce the risks of the transition. “An exorbitant privilege” is how former French President Valéry Giscard d’Estaing once referred to the U…
The US dollar is usually overvalued, increasing US goods abroad and reducing its competitiveness. The dollar’s status as the main global and international reserve currency for being used in numerous payments outside the issuing country; it feeds its strength beyond economic fundamentals, generating an overvaluation that, according to Donald Trump, “has weighed heavily on the US manufacturing sector.” In other words, such a strong currency artifi…
US expert Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg was a guest on AZ Live. On stage, he spoke about the minds behind Trump and a turning point facing Europe.
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